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Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center Marks One-Year Anniversary
Since its grand opening, SBMLC has welcomed over 6,300 visitors, including community members, K-12 students, and UNO faculty, staff and students. In celebration of its anniversary, it is offering two additional free events to the public.
Suzanne & Walter Scott Foundation Makes $23 Million Investment in UNO, UNMC Scott Scholars
The gifts from the Suzanne & Walter Scott Foundation were made through the University of Nebraska Foundation as part of Only in Nebraska: A Campaign for Our University’s Future.
UNO and OPS Continue Collaboration to Support Future Educators Through Teacher Scholar Academy
This initiative assists students in their pursuit of teacher certification and fosters their professional development. Upon completing their college education at UNO, participants are expected to assume full-time educator roles within OPS.
UNO Launches Durango’s Advancement and Support Hub (DASH)
DASH is designed to welcome and engage students, build and foster community collaborations, and create opportunities for professional development and social mobility.
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Starbucks Perks Up Criss Library with Ground-Level Location, Mobile Ordering, and Rewards
Calling all Starbucks lovers! A fully-licensed Starbucks is now serving on campus at Criss Library.
UNO Names Percilla Rodarte Employee of the Month, March 2024
Rodarte was praised for the kindness and concern she extends to others, as well as her attention to detail.
REGISTER NOW: Removing Barriers to What Works in Prevention
Join NCITE for the second installment of its 2024 Speaker Series. John Picarelli, Ph.D., of the National Security Council, and Cynthia Miller-Idriss, Ph.D., of American University, will discuss balancing security and the public health approach to terrorism and targeted violence prevention.
Governor Pillen and the Nebraska Business Development Center Recognize Business Award Winners
Governor Jim Pillen, Nebraska Economic Development Director K.C. Belitz, and Executive Dan Curran announced the 2023 NBDC Business Award Winners and released NBDC's annual economic impact numbers.
NCITE Speaker Series: Removing Barriers to What Works in Prevention
Join NCITE for the second installment of its 2024 Speaker Series. John Picarelli, Ph.D., of the National Security Council, and Cynthia Miller-Idriss, Ph.D., of American University, will discuss balancing security and the public health approach to terrorism and targeted violence prevention.
UNO's 16th Annual Research and Creative Activity Fair: A Celebration of Academic Excellence
The fair showcased the diverse talents and accomplishments of its students.
Staying Afloat: NCITE Speaks with the NYPD's Meghann Teubner
Meghann Teubner, division director of counterterrorism intelligence analysis for the New York City Police Department, faces a diverse set of challenges every day working in America's largest city. She sat down with NCITE to discuss her career and the current threat environment.
UNO Academic Advising Council Names Mallory Asay Advisor of the Month
Asay was nominated by her peers for her dedication to student success.
Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center Marks One-Year Anniversary
Since its grand opening, SBMLC has welcomed over 6,300 visitors, including community members, K-12 students, and UNO faculty, staff and students. In celebration of its anniversary, it is offering two additional free events to the public.
The Key to a Secure Retirement is to Plan Ahead
UNO offers opportunities to meet with representatives from TIAA and Fidelity throughout the year.
UNO to Test Emergency Notification System During Statewide Tornado Drill
All students, faculty, and staff will receive a tornado warning test alert on Wednesday, March 27, at approximately 10 A.M.
U.S. Census Bureau Director Engages with UNO to Spotlight Local Impact of Census Data
Robert Santos, the Director of the U.S. Census Bureau, recently made a significant visit to the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO), amplifying the importance of Census Bureau data at both the state and local levels.
With On-Campus, Online, and Hybrid Classes, UNO Offers Flexibility for Students
In today's digital world, there are no shortage of options when it comes to hybrid and remote learning. UNO offers a unique combination of flexibility, credibility, and quality you can only get from a reputable four-year university with a focus on making education accessible to all.
New Digital Collections Platform for Archives and Special Collections
UNO Libraries’ Digital Collections shares photographs and documents with users via JSTOR.
Uniting Mavericks Through Spirit Trips
UNO's Office of Spirit, Tradition, and Signature Events organizes Spirit Trips throughout the year, allowing students to showcase their school spirit by traveling together to support Maverick sports teams.
This Month in Service Learning
Read about all of the service learning activities happening across campus each month.
Nick Oegema to Serve as Director of UNO's Accessibility Services Center
In his new role, Oegema will lead ASC's efforts to collaborate with students, administrators, faculty, and staff to ensure access to reasonable and appropriate student disability accommodations.
Board of Regents Names Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., Priority Candidate for the University of Nebraska (NU) System President
The Board of Regents today appointed Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., as the priority candidate to serve as the ninth president of the University of Nebraska (NU) System.
Embark on a whimsical journey with Peter and the Starcatcher
UNOTheatre presents "Peter and the Starcatcher"
"You Have to Persist": Three Generations of Women in Terrorism Research
NCITE's Martha Crenshaw, Gina Ligon, and Clara Braun, describe their experiences as women in terrorism studies – how they became interested in the field, their experiences with sexism, and their roles as mentors.
10 Things You Need to Know About FAFSA 2024-25
At UNO, we want to make the financial aid process as smooth as possible for you and your family. Please contact Financial Support and Scholarships if you have any questions.
Get in the Game: Maverick Athletics Ticket Information
With 16 Division-I sports teams, the Omaha Mavericks are hitting the ice, the court, the field, the pitch, the track, the pool, and the green throughout the year. Learn how you can cheer on the Mavs in person this season!
Headshots are Moving to Wednesdays
Beginning the week of March 25, 2024, walk-in headshot hours for faculty and staff will be on Wednesdays from 3:30 to 4:30 P.M.
UNO Student Researcher on a Mission to Enhance Maternal and Infant Health in Nebraska and Beyond
Priyanka Chaudhary has a keen interest in understanding the intersection between pregnant women and how they can adopt a healthy lifestyle — and the impact this has on birth outcomes in Nebraska.
Casting Call for UNO Marketing Materials
The UNO Office of Strategic Marketing and Communications (MarComm) is looking for students to tell us their UNO story and help us show what it means to be a Maverick by being featured in UNO marketing and communications materials.
A Different World Trade Center, A Different World
In the time between Erin Grace's last visit to New York City in July 2001 and her most recent trip in 2024, the United States has changed dramatically. But despite the tension and uncertainty in today's world, many are working to create a safer future.
Suzanne & Walter Scott Foundation Makes $23 Million Investment in UNO, UNMC Scott Scholars
The gifts from the Suzanne & Walter Scott Foundation were made through the University of Nebraska Foundation as part of Only in Nebraska: A Campaign for Our University’s Future.
Flag Lowering for Alfred "Rusty" Crawford
The UNO flag will be lowered on Wednesday, March 13, in memory of retiree Alfred "Rusty" Crawford.
National Strategic Research Institute Appoints Four UNO Researchers as Fellows
A group of four faculty from UNO will join colleagues from across the University of Nebraska (NU) System to boost research contributions tied to national security.
UNO and OPS Continue Collaboration to Support Future Educators Through Teacher Scholar Academy
This initiative assists students in their pursuit of teacher certification and fosters their professional development. Upon completing their college education at UNO, participants are expected to assume full-time educator roles within OPS.
UNO Launches Durango’s Advancement and Support Hub (DASH)
DASH is designed to welcome and engage students, build and foster community collaborations, and create opportunities for professional development and social mobility.
The UNO Division of Innovative and Learning-Centric Initiatives (ILCI) Discusses Artificial Intelligence with the Nebraska Examiner
Members of the UNO Division of Innovative and Learning-Centric Initiatives authored an article in the Nebraska Examiner to discuss how the division and the university are committed to providing support for students, faculty, and staff as artificial intelligence (AI) technology advances.
Scholarly Publishing at Little or No Cost!
UNO Libraries supports open access (OA) publishing at UNO through participation in agreements with scholarly publishers, which enable UNO authors to publish their articles OA in selected journals at little to no cost to themselves.
UNO Researchers at Forefront of Cybersecurity in American Ports
Two UNO faculty members are studying the vulnerabilities present in both onboard systems and at shipping and receiving ports, highlighting potential weaknesses such as false data manipulation in ship navigation systems and GPS spoofing attacks on port infrastructure. They are also analyzing how cyber-attacks affect different systems and their consequences.
Parking and Transit Updates
Recent updates from UNO Parking and Transit Services.
If You're Goin' My Way Exhibit Opens
‘If You're Goin' My Way: Getting Around UNO' exhibit runs through May 8, 2024, on the first floor of Criss Library.
UNO Discount Available for 2024 YP Summit Tickets
The Greater Omaha Chamber's Young Professionals (YP) Summit is the country's largest young professionals’ conference – and it’s happening right here in Omaha; March 28.
University of Nebraska Mourns Passing of Longtime Supporter Bill Scott
The University of Nebraska community is mourning the passing of Bill Scott, who together with his wife Ruth was one of the most transformative donors in the university’s history. The Scott family confirmed Bill Scott’s death Tuesday at the age of 93.
Suffrage Song Exhibit Opens
This exhibit in the Osborne Family Gallery will run through May 9, 2024.
International Women’s Day Puts Spotlight on Nebraska’s Women-Owned Businesses
International Women’s Day is on March 8. NBDC is celebrating the significant contributions of women-owned businesses in Nebraska.